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Algebra Level 2

If 8 is 2 times greater than 4; how many times greater is 8 than 0?

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Charles White by Charles White , 34, USA

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2 solutions

Let the number be n n .

8 n = 0 \dfrac{8}{n}=0 .

We know that no such number exists. Hence No Solution.

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Hung Woei Neoh
May 31, 2016

8 = 2 × 4 8 = x × 0 x = 8 0 = Undefined 8 = 2 \times 4\\ 8 = x \times 0\\ x = \dfrac{8}{0} = \text{Undefined}

Therefore, there is No solution \boxed{\text{No solution}}

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Note: you can't divide both sides by zero, so you should have just multiplied out x x and 0 0 in order to get that 8 = 0 8=0 .

Louis Ullman - 3 years, 1 month ago

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